#   #'''Use of Fluorescent Markers:''' Each DNA base (A, T, G, C) is tagged with a different fluorescent marker (color). As a result, each base emits light of a specific wavelength, giving it a unique color. #   '''Sequencing Process:''' During DNA sequencing, the sequence of a specific DNA fragment is determined. Each DNA base amplified or replicated in the sequencing reaction is identified by the color of light emitted by the fluorescent marker attached to it. #   '''Image Capture and Analysis:''' The light emitted by the fluorescent markers is captured using a special camera or detector. This data is analyzed by computer software, determining the DNA sequence based on the colors of the fluorescent markers observed at each position. #   '''Sequencing Results:''' Ultimately, the DNA sequence is represented by the order of fluorescent colors. This allows researchers to identify specific areas of the genome, genetic mutations, or genetic changes related to diseases.